THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.

Evening Star, Issue 4055, 24 February 1876, Page 2

THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.

• Tothe'EdUw, . : V? rinitt li many t mes thicker thanhis brains.'W«n3 bnve seen that mylettir was p 0 reflection oh the medical profession ; on the contrary.it was TOthec a d; fence agaiupt. the weeping charges against them through the innendofc of * Tobiah’s nor SandaUat’a” letter of Saturday ' sentiments of •* T. nor* *. ” that “ doctors dis. agree.’’ I believe that they no more disagre than do others. Neither doc s he need to reiterat a mistake of the psalmist in saying that “ all men.are liars ” —that some menaroso, ladmiti~r If he relishes the doctrinal shall not attempt to disturb hi iiipp tlte furtherthan by sayingtbat I fail to see any difference b'-tWeeu au Untruth and that which is not-the ‘‘exact truth.’*--. Never_h«ving gone to my madioo’s atni.Bo" p.m., Ic.nnot coirobordte “H.J.C.V* illiberal opinion of the “ servant’s untruthfulness.” He, hpweyer, haying lived withihis grandfather, .7 father, and brothers—who, he tells us, .were f med’eos—mast possess a better knowUdge than. I.do of such fibbing as “he is-gone out, sir,” , when “he” was iu bed. I wonder waft the ,5 servants fibbing infectious. Knowing, as X ‘ think I |do. that that “ bears no love to our Coroner, it is, perhaps, alt{.t«excusab’e that he wishes to get him removed I am *xtr,.mely ob iged to “ H.J.O. ” for his boon of “sympathywithout it I hardly know now I should survive the terrible inflto* ton of his profound and scathing letter. I ' conclude by saying I fancy that is ’ an old. fnond with a new face.” If he is ashamed of his first production, Ido not envy >' him Lis new initials.—l am, &c, ? Bunedio, f* * }f-